Definition: "IRAKIONELLA" in Greek is a Greek name for a type of vine, often used to refer to the aromatic wine produced by the vine. Definition: - Irakiona (Greek): This is the name given to a variety of grapes and vines that are native to Greece. They are typically tall and slender with red or pink flowers on the stems. The fruit is usually oval, slightly spiky, and often has a pungent aroma. Some species of irakiona can be harvested in spring after they have been ripened. - Iraklion: In Greek mythology, this was an ancient Greek king who ruled over a vast land. He was known for his wisdom, military prowess, and leadership. His people believed he was descended from Zeus, the god of thunder. The name "irakiona" is derived from "irakionos," which means "wise ruler." The iraklion character in mythology symbolizes wisdom and power. In this context, Iraklion would be a grape variety or vine type that produces aromatic wines with a distinctive flavor profile reminiscent of the wine produced by the irakiona grape.
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